1. Emotional Intelligence
Pathways

2. Emotional Intelligence
Do now: Think of a time you were angry at someone, said some mean things and regretted it later.
Emotional Intelligence

3. “Daniel Goleman defines Emotional Intelligence as “the way we handle ourselves and our relationships".
He believes Emotional Intelligence has four domains:
Self-awareness - knowing what we are feeling and why we are feeling it.  Moral compass  (knowing right from wrong)
Self-management - handling your distressing emotions in an effective way
Empathy - knowing what someone else is feeling
Skilled relationship - putting together all three of the domains.  Getting along with others.  Having good interpersonal skills
Let’s measure your emotional intelligence by taking an EI quiz
What does the EI quiz say about you?
Emotional intelligence video
Emotional intelligence by Daniel Goleman
High IQ doesn’t predict success
Introduction

4. DO NOW: In your notebook write down the two words that come to mind when describing yourself.
Self-regard

5. Self-regard/self concept
Self-regard – the ability to respect and accept oneself as you are.
Self-concept – the image we have of ourselves.
Self-regard video
With your partner answer the question as shown on last panel of video.
Let’s complete the “lay it on the line” assignment
Lets discuss your findings with the class.
Let’s make a self-esteem collage -
Go on the internet and find pictures that represent yourself, your talents, abilities and aspirations.
Share it with me via google slides/share with class?
Self-regard/self concept

6. Self-awareness – the ability to recognize one’s feelings.
Let’s complete “I am..”
How to be more self-aware
With your partner discuss the following:
The need to be always be connected to social media?
Imagine life without social media. What would it be like for you?
Self-awareness video
Self-awareness

7. DO NOW: Think of a time when you didn’t get your way. What Happened
DO NOW: Think of a time when you didn’t get your way. What Happened? How did you act?
Assertiveness – the ability to express your wishes and beliefs in a positive way
Passive=too little confidence
Aggressive= bossy and aggressive
Assertive = not afraid to speak their mind but respects person whom they are speaking to
Being assertive
Assertiveness